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1 CALL TO ORDER Diridon Station Joint Policy Advisory Board Friday, December 17, 2010 MINUTES The Regular Meeting of the Diridon Station Joint Policy Advisory Board ( Committee ) was called to order at 3:06 p.m. by Chairperson Reed in Wing Rooms , San José City Hall, 200 East Santa Clara Street, San José, California. 1. ROLL CALL Attendee Name Title Status Jim Beall Ex-Officio Present Tom Blalock Member Present Rod Diridon, Sr. Member Present Ash Kalra Member Present Sam Liccardo Member Present Pierluigi Oliverio Member Present Chuck Reed Chairperson Present Ken Yeager Vice Chairperson Absent A quorum was present. 2. PUBLIC PRESENTATIONS Roland Lebrun, interested citizen, spoke against High Speed Rail (HSR) in the Caltrain alignment. He provided a handout defining an alternate HSR route between San José s Diridon Station and the San Francisco International Airport. 3. Regular Meeting Minutes of September 17, 2010 M/S/C (Blalock/Kalra) to approve the Regular Meeting Minutes of September 17, Meeting Schedule Member Blalock questioned whether the Committee meeting scheduled for March 17, 2011, was in conflict with the annual American Public Transportation Association (APTA) Legislative Conference to be held in March Jim Lawson, VTA Executive Policy Advisor and Staff Liaison, noted staff would determine if a conflict existed. M/S/C (Liccardo/Kalra) to approve the 2011 Meeting Schedule North First Street San Jose, CA Administration Customer Service
2 5. High Speed Rail Route Selection Dan Leavitt, Deputy Director, High Speed Rail Authority (HSR Authority), gave a background summary of current events which led HSR Authority to the following decisions and/or conclusions: On October 25, 2010, the Federal Railway Authority (FRA) announced that California would receive an additional $715 million in federal funding for HSR infrastructure in the Central Valley in addition to the 2009 stimulus funds. The FRA requires that the funding agreements for the stimulus funds and the additional funding be completed and signed by December 2010 and construction of two central valley sections be completed by September In November 2010, the HSR Authority adopted selection criteria for the first section of the HSR. On December 2, 2010, the HSR Authority selected a 65-mile section, starting north of Fresno in Madera County, near the Y-connection where the route veers off to Pacheco Pass. From the initial point in Madera County the HSR will go south though Fresno to Kings County, with stations in both Fresno and Kings County. This will be the beginning of the statewide HSR network that will connect Northern and Southern California. On December 9, 2010, the FRA announced an additional $616 million in stimulus funds for California, funds that were originally scheduled for Ohio, which will be added to the first section for construction in the Central Valley. On December 20, 2010, the HSR Authority Board will meet in Sacramento to approve incorporating this additional $616 million. HSR Authority staff recommends further extending the initial section south to Bakersfield in Kern County. The recommendation may also include matching funds to be set aside for station-area planning within other California communities. In the spring the HSR Authority will have a new business plan, financing plan and schedule. Completing the environmental processes for the two Central Valley sections will be the highest priority and draft environmental documents for the two Central Valley sections will be available by February The San Francisco to San José section and the Los Angeles to Anaheim section are no longer in consideration for stimulus funds. Both of these sections need additional work because of public concerns. HSR will expand from this initial section in the Central Valley, both to the North to San José and the South to Los Angeles. The San José to Merced section will be a high priority for completion. Diridon Station Joint Policy Advisory Board Page 2 of 7 December 17, 2010
3 The next step in the San José to Merced section is to present a supplemental alternative analysis report to the HSR Authority Board. HSR Authority staff has been working to make changes to the current preliminary alternative analysis report. Morgan Hill and Gilroy support adding an at-grade alternative along the Caltrain Corridor within their communities. HSR Authority staff will present this alternative to the HSR Authority Board for approval in several months. The HSR Authority CEO met with leaders from Morgan Hill and Gilroy during the week of December 13, 2010, to show the HSR Authority s commitment to improve communication with the South County cities, as well as in the section as a whole. HSR Authority staff and City of San José staff collaborated to complete a draft agreement related to the proposed HSR alignment through San José. This commits the HSR Authority to providing a high quality visual design through San José and to prepare visual design guidelines, approved by both San José and the HSR Authority, and to incorporate those design guidelines into the environmental document. In the January/February 2011 timeframe, the HSR Authority staff will bring a resolution before the HSR Authority Board to enable the CEO to establish agreements with cities to provide up to $200,000 in matching funds for station-area planning. Member Liccardo referenced a rumored, potential $30 million HSR Authority funding commitment to Los Angeles Union Station for preliminary design work or planning. He questioned whether this was to be part of the HSR Authority staff recommendation at the next HSR Authority board meeting. Mr. Leavitt stated anything involving the additional $616 million in FRA stimulus funds will be presented to the HSR Authority Board at its December 20, 2010, meeting. He then stated Union Station funds are not mentioned in the board packet, but if it is to be discussed it will be discussed at the HSR Authority s December board meeting. Member Liccardo referenced Mr. Leavitt s comment that the San José to Merced section will be a high priority for completion. He stated if the Los Angeles Union Station is to receive a funding commitment by the HSR Authority Board at its December meeting, he would recommend that a message to be sent from this Committee to the HSR Authority Board requesting that San José s Diridon Station receive a similar commitment of funds. Member Liccardo noted San José and San Francisco no longer qualify for American Reinvestment and Recovery Act (ARRA) funds. Members Blalock and Kalra expressed their support of Member Liccardo s recommendation. Chairperson Reed questioned how the HSR Authority will evaluate the Central Valley to Silicon Valley segment versus the Bakersfield to Los Angeles segment and whether criteria had been established for the next round of decision making. He then questioned how the two segments compare with the established criteria. Mr. Leavitt stated information is not available at this point. He noted time constraints in the past had led to a situation where information on why certain decisions had been made had not been distributed as well as it should have been. Diridon Station Joint Policy Advisory Board Page 3 of 7 December 17, 2010
4 Mr. Leavitt stated the HSR Authority needs to take the next step on determining how the HSR Authority will look at issues such as environmental clearance, ridership and cost. He noted these will all be major factors in terms of selecting the location for the next segment. Mr. Leavitt stated selection criteria for the next segment, although expected to be similar to that used for the first segment, would be determined by the HSR Authority Board. He then expressed his hope that there will be a more thoughtful, lengthy process for the next segment, without the time constraints the HSR Authority was under with the deadlines for the FRA funding agreements. Member Liccardo stated the next few months will be critical and recommended there be a joint effort with San José, Anaheim, and Los Angeles to push for federal funding. Chairperson Reed directed staff provide information to the HSR Authority Board. Chairperson Reed stated anything requiring formal action can be placed on the next Diridon JPAB meeting agenda. Ex-Officio Member Beall stated every item on the Diridon JPAB agenda should be an action item. Mr. Lawson noted future agendas would reflect this request. On order of Chairperson Reed and there being no objection, the Committee received an update on High Speed Rail Route Selection. 6. Proposed Legislation: High Speed Rail Master Plan Pilot Program Ex-Officio Member Beall provided an update on Assembly Bill 31, High Speed Rail Master Plan Pilot Program. He noted Assembly Member Cathleen Galgiani, Merced, is the principal co-author of the bill that would establish a HSR Master Plan Pilot Program applicable to specified cities and counties and would require each of those jurisdictions to prepare and adopt a master plan for development in the areas surrounding the HSR system. On order of Chairperson Reed and there being no objection, the Committee received an update on the Proposed Legislation: High Speed Rail Master Plan Pilot Program. Jim Lawson, VTA Executive Policy Advisory and Staff Liaison, reported Agenda Item #7, Update on the Diridon Station Design, and Agenda Item #8, Update on Diridon Station Planning Activities, would be presented together. 7. Diridon Station Design; and 8. Diridon Station Planning Activities Hans Larsen, Acting Director, Department of Transportation, City of San José, provided a PowerPoint presentation highlighting: 1) Diridon Station Area Plan; 2) Diridon Station Update: a) Draft Plan Completed October 2010; b) City Council Review January 25, 2011; c) Partner Agency Board Presentation Spring 2011; c) Draft EIR Released Early 2012; 3) Diridon Station Expansion: a) Goal: Expand station to create a wellintegrated center of architectural and functional significance; b) Projected Daily Ridership (Regional Rail Systems); and c) Parking; 4) Diridon Area Master Plan; Diridon Station Joint Policy Advisory Board Page 4 of 7 December 17, 2010
5 5) Diridon Station Expansion; 6) HSR Visual Design Guidelines; 7) Diridon Area Development Plan (Core Area); and 8) Looking Ahead. Member Kalra referenced the successful LA Live, an entertainment complex located next to the Staple Center in Los Angeles, as an example of what the Diridon Station and the Core Area could become. He noted the importance of meeting passenger needs in advance of the planned Core Area expansion. Member Liccardo stated his belief there should be a redevelopment agreement and a revenue-sharing agreement for the Core Area. Mr. Larsen reported the developer focus group recommends the Core Area lends itself best to a the use of a master developer. He referenced the Santana Row model with a single developer managing the development and the establishment of complimentary retail site usage. Mr. Larson acknowledged a revenue-sharing agreement among the property owners was a solution that would ensure property owners in the Core Area benefit equally. Member Liccardo noted the importance of utilizing the existing airport parking, perhaps eventually via a people mover. Mr. Larsen noted a parking area could be established between Diridon Station and the Airport, allowing for shared usage with access via bus shuttles and/or eventually an innovative automated system such as the pod cars. Member Liccardo questioned how the footprint of the Diridon Station would change should San Jose become the HSR interim terminus. Mr. Leavitt stated even if San Jose were constructed ahead of San Francisco and Anaheim, both San Francisco and Anaheim would be constructed before Phase 2. He noted the environmental document includes Phase 2. Chairperson Reed questioned whether property owners within the Core Area had been directly engaged in the process. Ben Tripousis, City of San José Department of Transportation, reported City staff has worked to ensure the property owners had been actively engaged with the development of the plan. He stated government agencies own over 90 percent of the property within the Core Area. Mr. Tripousis reported, in response to Chairperson Reed s query, that the San Jose Sharks interests and concerns have been registered. Chairperson Reed questioned whether the Diridon JPAB member agencies were engaged in the process. Mr. Lawson stated VTA staff is working closely with the City staff and that serious concerns expressed are being addressed and will hopefully be worked out prior to the City Council meeting. Mr. Lawson reported Caltrain management has brought up their concerns. Mr. Tripousis stated the Redevelopment Agency has been directly engaged. Mr. Larsen stated there are two efforts combined in this process: 1) station area planning; and 2) land use. He reported on a stakeholder team with all of the transit entities that will utilize Diridon Station. Mr. Larsen stated there are issues on the table that will be addressed more fully at the City Council meeting on January 25, Diridon Station Joint Policy Advisory Board Page 5 of 7 December 17, 2010
6 Chairperson Reed questioned the potential of building on top of the BART box. Mr. Larsen reported a land-use plan is being forward to the City Council. He noted the potential of building on top of the BART box or over the HSR rail tunnel has been investigated. Chairperson Reed requested Mr. Larsen define the course of action following the City Council meeting and what this Committee should be considering at its next meeting. Mr. Larsen noted the next steps would be: 1) continuing to advance the development of the station; and 2) identifying the investment source for the next level of funding, an expected $5 million. Chairperson Reed requested this be placed on the agenda for the next Committee meeting. Member Diridon shared details on the construction process for train stations in China and passed around a book on the China HSR network. He encouraged the Committee to look to private investors for developing the Diridon Station Area. Member Diridon strongly encouraged making the people mover from downtown San Jose to the airport a high priority. He noted a portion of the cost of the people mover could be paid for by structures built within the Core Area. Member Diridon referenced the $5 million staff identified as next-step funds and suggested that with the $30 million the HSR Authority staff is recommending for Los Angeles Union Station, it would be reasonable to request a recommendation of $5 million for the Diridon Station. He then suggested an alternative would be $2.5 million in HSR Authority fund matching. Member Diridon stated Fresno was chosen as the initial site for the HSR, because of absolute cooperation on their part. He noted the importance of having cooperation from the South County as soon as possible so that Santa Clara County is ready for the HSR. Chairperson Reed, referencing Member Diridon s comments on the airport people mover, requested Mr. Larsen provide more detail on the preliminary work being performed for the airport people mover or Automated Transit Network (ATN). Mr. Larsen stated the City is actively working with VTA and the airport on ATN technology. He stated VTA is funding a project that is exploring a transit connection between the airport, light rail on First Street, and Caltrain s future BART station on Santa Clara Street. Mr. Larson reported the current discussion with HSR Authority is for supplemental funding to explore expanding the ATN to the Diridon Station. He noted this is just one of a variety of projects they are discussing with the HSR Authority, for additional Diridon Station support work, including airport access, parking planning and other accessibility. On order of Chairperson Reed and there being no objection, the Committee received updates on the Diridon Station Design and Diridon Station Planning Activities. 9. ANNOUNCEMENTS Member Diridon reminded the Committee that there would be a High Speed Rail Advisory Board Meeting at City Hall in Sacramento on Monday, December 20, 2010, at 10:00 a.m. Diridon Station Joint Policy Advisory Board Page 6 of 7 December 17, 2010
7 10. ADJOURNMENT On order of Chairperson Reed and there being no objection, the meeting was adjourned at 4:35 p.m. Respectfully submitted, Susan E. Garcia, Board Assistant VTA Office of the Board Secretary Diridon Station Joint Policy Advisory Board Page 7 of 7 December 17, 2010
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